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A UT~ BEL~ N ~ DEN .-~ ECU ----- Fl ~ FRA 7 ~>• ~ GRE HKG '· L S I ~ URS~ ~ YUG ~~ BU ~DEN~ E SP F N -~ RG ~GD ~ R 0 ~ IRL ~ SR UX~NO POR OM ~SU ~S URS ~USA/. PERS INFORMA'TIE 10th jubilee SPEEDO~ ~M OOF: SPEEDO-MEET SWIMMING 1985 Dit boekwerkje bevat vele gegevens With pleasure we present you this welke U van dienst kunnen zijn bij document with information you need to het volgen van de gebeu1tenissen cover an international swimming-contest bij de TIENDE editie van de Jubi­ like de X Jubilee SPEEDOMEET leum Speedomeet. Achtereenvolgens vindt U : It contains lists with statietic facts 1) een lijst met deelnemers :rose 1) a list of competitors :rose 2) de Nederlandse records :groen 2) Dutch records :groen 3) Speedomeetrecords :oranje 3) Speedomeetrecords :oranp;e 4) Speedomeetwinnaars :rose 4) Speedomeetwinners :rose 5) ,·ereldrecords :blauw 5) Worldrecords :blue 6) Europese Records :r,eel 6) Euro!Jean ~ecords :yellow 7) Persoonlijke eegevens 7) Personal Information Nederlandse Ploeg :wit Dutch Team :wit Aanvullende informatie vindt U Hore information you will find in het perscentrum van het in the Press Centre at the Sportfondsenbad. Sportfondsenbad op de daarvoor Therefore we have a special desk. bestemde desks: Veel genoegen tijdens de Speedomeet. Jos van Kuy~ren,pers-chef Amersfoort 23.01.1985 COUNTRY WO MAN MEN Austral ia Kim Gasch Anthony Me Donald Celina Hardy Micheal Me Kenzie Sharon Ke 11 ett Martin Roberts Donna Proeter Thomas Stachewlcz Anna Me Vann Brett Stocks Austria Sonja Hausladen Thomas Böhm Maria Morltz Werner Zitzmann Belgium Nancy Engelen Mieke Victoor Buigaria Tania Bogomilova Gueorgui Mihalev Canada David Shemi 1 t Brian Wasylowich c~s.s.R Jan Bidrman England Annabelle Cripps David Lowe Sarah Hardcastie Adrian Moorhouse Stephen Peulter David Williams France Catherine Rabbe Dominque Bataille Veronique Stephan Eric Batifoulier Yann Cardineau Jean Yves Frederic Neuvi lle Laurent Laurent Petermann Michel Pou Gi 11 es Rov i ro 1a Gilles Verlaquet F.R.G. I na Beyennann Rainer Henkei Sirgit Kowalczik Matthias Kunze Sabine Zbiek Rene Schaffgans Petra Zindier Detlef Stöckigt G.D. R. Kersten Kielgass Frank Embacher Heike friedrichs Inga Grzywotz Silke Hoerner Katrin Zimmermann Greece Eli Roussaki Theodoros Griniazakis lreland Patricia Me Cahill DecJan Connaughton Tom Healy Aidan Towey Luxemburg Caroline Heeltgen Frank Arendt Steve Lahos Neder I and Judith Anema Ron Dekker Petra Hi lleni us Frank Drost Reggie de Jong Patriek Dybiona Brigitte v.d. Lans Gérard de Kort Jolande v.d. Meer Guy de Kort Mi 1d red Muis Erik Ran lllse Oegema Arthur de Rouw Jolanda de Rover Edsard Schlingemann Margriet v. Staveren Petro Stalman Petra v. Staveren Leon Steenbrink Annemarie Verstappen Patriek Tummers Elles Voskes ... /2 Blad 2 LAND WO MAN MEN Po land Dorota Chylak Artur Wojdat Rumani a Ca rmen Bunac I u Scatland Shona Cowie Robfn Brew Flona Davles Paul Brew Ll nda Conne 11 y Andrew Smlth Jean Hi 11 Stephanie Watson Spaln Na ta 1 I a Au t rl' c Eduardo Perez Ana de la Hera Federico Planas Sabrina van Steen Juan P. Rodrique~ Jaime Suarez Javier Torrallardona Swl tzerland Roberto Facchinetti u.s.s.R. Vlkotorya Klotschko Sergei Krasjuk Swetlana Koptschikeva Dim i tri Kusmin Swetlana Kusmina Aleksej Markowsky Elena Stepanenko Andrej Ljaschenko Elena Wolkowa Aleksandr Schkurin Olga Selenkowa Aleksander Sidorenko I Vladimir Tkatchesnko Wales Clare Tucker Tony Day Nederlandse Verenigingen AZC Microlife Kees Vervoorn Z.P.A. Almelo Vincent Bekhuis Benny Mensink H.P.C. Heemstede I ngri d Baars Alexandra Worm De Dolfijn Manon de Jonge Peter de Rover Het Ravijn Saskia de Kolk D.Z.-P.C. Drachten Anneke de Jong ~eester Nickey Nobel Carole Moers Hi I de Sw i nke I s Zeemacht Mf re 11 e de Goed De Dinkèl i Kitty Oude Nijeweme Orca Karin Brienesse Ju rgen Koops I ngri d Pa 1s Baukje Wlersma De Zeeschuimers RI a Wi llemse Hans Jansen A.Z. & P.C. Laura Lelderitz Annoeska Winkelaar w.v.z. Annemarie van Schijndel Zwemlust/OH Arjen Cozijn Ronald v. Maurik Hoorn Jack Takken De Steur Johnny Stoffers \/ZC-\/e Daphne Demuth Egbert Janssen Walter de Kruijff De IJsselmeeuwen Heidi Calot l)edemsyaart AC Marianne Huis NEDERLANDSE RECORDS KNZB MEISJES DAMES JONGENS HEREN SOm SOm SOm SOm NAR NR NAR NR SO vry. 27.19 2S.64 24.10 22.90 (23. 26) 100 vry. S6.64 SS.87 52.61 Sl.ll 200 vry. 2.01.1S 1.S9.S3 l.S3.60 l.S1.32 400 vry. 4 .1S. 07 4.09.40 4.03.S7 3.59.43 800 vry. 8. 51.44 8.39.30 8.32.54 8.20.85 1500 vry. 17.26.8 16.47.11 16.05.57 1S.47.01 50 rug. 30.62 29.88 28.39 27.19 (30.17) (28 .02) (27.23) 100 irug. 1. 04.57 1.02.7 59.24 S7.35 200!rug. 2.18.24 2.12.38 2.08.0S 2.03.92 50 sch. 33.54 32.43 30.63 29.43 ! (33.62) (32.51) (30.14) 100!sch. 1.11. 64 1.09.88 1. 08.73 LOS. 78 1 .._, 200 sch. 2.36.51 2.36.14 2.29.74 2.2S.46 50 vli. 28.99 27.99 26.77 2S.57 (28.89) (28.03) (26.81) (25. 69) 100 vli. 1.02.92 1. 01.37 57.83 54.87 200 vli. 2.16.69 2.12.87 2.07.36 l.S9.78 200 wis. 2.20.66 2.19.65 2.10.4 2.06.95 400 wis. 4.58.S2 4.56.88 4.41.94 4.29.92 ( ) officieus Nieuwegein 17.12.1984 Samengesteld door R.v.Dijk/J.v.Kuyeren NEDERLANDSE ADSP.RECORDS MEISJES op SOm baan: 50 Vry. 27.19 Irene Bakker Dedemsvaart AC 15.07.84 Amersfoort 100 Vry. 56.64 Annemarie Verstappen BZV/Solar 08.09.81 Split (YUG) 27.35*56.64* 200 Vry. 2.01.15 Conny v.Bentum DWK 12.09.81 Split (YUG) 28.76*59.86*1.30.86*2.01.15* 400 Vry. 4.15.07 Reggie de Jong De Otters 22.07.80 Moskou (URS) 1.02.46*2.07.21*3~11.15*4.15.07* 800 Vry. 8.51.44 Reggie de Jong De Otters 07.06.80 Rotterdam 1.03.23*2.09.62*3.15.91*4.22.36* 5.28.82*6.36.32*7.44.43*8.51.44* 1500 Vry. 17.26.8 Marijkede Groot Zwemlust/d.H. 28.06.81 Utrecht * * * * * * * * * * * * * *17.26.8 * 50 Rug. 30.62 Brigitte v.d.Lans HPC 29.01.84 Amersfoort 100 Rug. 1.04.57 Brigitte v. d.Lans HPC 31.07.84 LosAngeles (USA) 30.67*1.04.57* 200 Rug. 2.18.24 Brigitte v.d.Lans HPC 24.06.84 Amersfoort *1.06.18* • *2.18.24* 50 Sch. 33.54 Startlimiet (01.05.83) (33.62) Petra v.Staveren De Steur 05.08.82 Guayaquil (ECU) 100 Sch. 1.11.64 Petra v.Staveren De Steur 05.08.82 Guayaquil (ECU) 34. 09*1.11. 64* 200 Sch. 2.36.51 Petra v.Staveren De Steur 02.08.82 Guayaquil (ECU) 36.38*1.17.39*1.57.62*2.36.51* 50 Vli. 28.99 Startlimiet (01.05.83) (28.89) Wirna v.Velsen TZC/Vahalis 14.12.80 Amersfoort 100 Vli. 1.02.92 Annemarie Verstappen BZV/Solar 09.09.81 Split (YUG) 29.45*1.02.92* 200 Vli. 2.16.69 Annemarie Verstappen BZV/Solar 31.05.81 Bussum 1. 05. 29*2. 16. 69* 200 Wis. 2.20.66 Mildred Muis Dedemsvaart AC 24.06.84 Amersfoort *1.06.20* • *2.20.66* 400 Wis. 4.58.52 Annemarie Verstappen BZV/Solar 07.09.81 Split (YUG) 1.05.88*2.22.99*3.53.11*4.58.52* ( ) officieus Nieuwegein 16.09.1984 Samengesteld door R.v.Dijk/J.v.Kuyeren NEDERLANDSE RECORDS DAMES op SOm baan: 50 Vry. 25.64 Annemarie Verstappen BZV/Solar 09.07.83 Amersfoort 100 Vry. 55.87 Annemarie Verstappen BZV/Solar 01.08.82 Guayaquil (ECU) 26.81*55.87* 200 Vry. 1.59.53 Annemarie Verstappen BZV/Solar 02.08.82 Guayaquil (ECU) 27.93* 57.94*1.28.41*1.59.53* 400 Vry. 4.09.40 Annelies Maas . De Rijn 17.08.77 Jönköping (SWE) 1:01.45*2.04.94*3.07.76*4.09.40* 800 Vry. 8.39.30 Jolanda v.d.Meer Raket 22.06.84 Amersfoort 1.01.73*2.06.76*3.12.29*4.17.88* 5.23.28*6.29.21*7.35.25*8.39.30* 1500 Vry. 16.47.11 Annelies Maas De Rijn 10.07.77 Santa Clara (USA) 1.08.0* 2.16.0* 3.24.2 * 4.32.0* 5.39.8* 6.46.8* 7.54.2 * 9.00.2* 10.07.3*11.14.2*12.22.2 *13.28.5* 14.35.3*15.42.2*16.47.11* 50 Rug. 29.88 Startlimiet (01.05.83) (30.17) Jolanda de Rover DJK 31.07.84 LosAngeles (USA) 100 Rug. 1.02. 7 Jolanda de Rover DJK 23.06.84 Amersfoort 30.2 *1. 02. 7* 200 Rug. 2.12.38 Jolanda de Rover DJK 04.08.84 Los Angeles (USA) 30.85*1.04.48*1.38.72*2.12.38* 50 Sch. 32.43 Petra v.Staveren De Steur 02.08.84 Los Angeles (USA) 100 Sch. 1. 09.88 Petra v.Staveren De Steur 02.08.84 Los Angeles (USA) 32.43*1.09.88* 200 Sch.
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  • Protokoll Der Veranstaltung

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